Ato Z Family Dolls by Mrs Happy of Ottawa
January to spring saw Mrs Happy crafting a growing A to Z doll family. Angela Angel to Xanthippi lead a 26 member feminine cast, each with unique traits, displayed at local clubs and church foyers.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1979
Page
5
January to spring saw Mrs Happy crafting a growing A to Z doll family. Angela Angel to Xanthippi lead a 26 member feminine cast, each with unique traits, displayed at local clubs and church foyers.
Two young women addressed the Business and Professional Women's Club in Ottawa Tuesday about the Young Careerist Program begun in 1964. Marci Gentry, an advertising saleslady at Ramsey Printing Company, spoke on her job and the importance of advertising.
In Ottawa, Becky Reynolds, a USD 290 counselor, won the Young Careerist event after judges’ review. Mrs. Gentry was runner up and will attend if Reynolds cannot participate. The event advances to Burlington District and then to state and national levels, with dinner and business meeting at Jim's Hill House.
A comforting, easy to make recipe for potato soup with bacon. It uses potatoes or hash browns, onion, celery, butter, water, milk, salt, and white pepper. Serve with fruit salad for lunch or with a sandwich for supper.
Uses ashes from wood stoves as fertilizer due to high potash. Sprinkle on compost or plow into soil in spring or fall. For potatoes, simmer potatoes in salted water about 20 minutes, then crumble bacon, mash briefly, add bacon, milk, pepper, and heat without boiling. Season and serve with paprika parsley or butter. Yield about 7 cups.
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